Increments Quotes

You break it down to fundamentals and little increments to people and you see the lights turn on. Hopefully they stay on... That's the one thing right now -- I'm wondering where the lights are (in this locker room), and they seem still to be on. - William Henderson

Yes, it's good to see that. Until he says 'I'm 100 percent,' and he's letting the ball fly, he'll be doing this in small increments. - Joe Maddon

When you sign the paperwork, you have entered into a business transaction. You have to hold up your end. You have to take it as seriously as we are about getting you to where you want to be. It?s a matter of changing your lifestyle in increments. You have to give yourself time. - Christine McPherson

We've had this program since the mid-1970s and it's really become a part of the corporate culture, not just for Intel but for many other Silicon Valley companies as well... It's funny because you start to measure things in 7-year increments. If you say, 'I've been here for six years,' someone will always say, 'Oh! One more year till sabbatical.' - Tracy Koon

We read any change in language as more likely to generate a slower pace of tightening than a speeding up in tightening to 50-basis-point increments. - Alan Ruskin

We protect the files as they change and we capture all those, but we show them the restore view in increments of an hour. - Brian Greene

Until he says, 'I'm 100 [percent]' and we see he's just letting the ball fly, there's still some trepidation involved. So we're just going to do it in small increments. - Joe Maddon

They're still very much concerned that the risk in the economy of a downturn is much greater than it is of inflation. I suspect they will restate that risk. However, they will probably indicate that the increments of easing from here on out are going to be smaller because there's an awful lot of easing in the pipeline. - David Horner

Then the state said, 'You're billing for services you don't provide,' and we went to 15-minute increments. - Sharon Anderson

The whole reason for moving into that larger facility is that we know the limitations of what we have now. The goal is to move in with our current programs and current staff and student population then ratchet up in small increments. We're going to need more funding to expand the program, and we want to do it carefully to manage it well. That's the goal. - Jon Hinojosa